Yes. Depends on how big/long/tall/heavy the trailer is. If it's super small and light you might not notice much. The heavier it is, the longer your braking tim

Yes. Depends on how big/long/tall/heavy the trailer is. If it's super small and light you might not notice much. The heavier it is, the longer your braking time. When you start to stop, you can feel a heavy trailer behind you continue to "push" you along. Also if it's a heavy load and your vehicle doesn't have the power... it will be very very very slow to get up to speed. If the trailer is long or wide, you've got navigate accordingly. At slow speeds, making turns, etc - you've got to drive like your vehicle is now potentially twice as long as it was before. Ever seen a semi make an absurdly wide turn? Yes, that.